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Re:Hate your co-workers? Start using unicode whitespace css ... by russelluresti on Monday May 05, 2014 @06:02PM (#7701568)
Another use of this trick - use these unicode spaces as white space between two words. So a single class of ".super cool", when applied to the html, would look like you were applying two separate classes.
Re:Hate your co-workers? Start using unicode whitespace css ... by SchizoDuckie on Monday May 05, 2014 @06:51PM (#7701805)
Or if you're truely evil, you insert the zero-width space inbetween .supercool and .super᠎cool